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gharondabhai · 30-01-12

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Originally Posted by Jai_Singh

Good news: You have put it in words very well.
Bad news: You really can't change the views. Either the people are so novice here or people have vested interests. No reason can help in either of the cases.

Bilkool sahi kaha aap dono ne. One of my friend went to Shimla and commented, "Nothing there!!" I don't know what he expected in Shimla.

Interesting thing, for some unknown reasons, there are sesional 00-30 posts experienced people come here regularly to enlighten us that ... "GN is Jungle".

OK, agreed, GN is jungle but unable to find what great social cause motivates those kind souls to come here and enlighten junglee GN people.

ver_amit · 30-01-12

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Originally Posted by gharondabhai

Bilkool sahi kaha aap dono ne. One of my friend went to Shimla and commented, "Nothing there!!" I don't know what he expected in Shimla.

Interesting thing, for some unknown reasons, there are sesional 00-30 posts experienced people come here regularly to enlighten us that ... "GN is Jungle".

OK, agreed, GN is jungle but unable to find what great social cause motivates those kind souls to come here and enlighten junglee GN people.

BTW, I would love to hear from all such people, who have found GN as a jungle, where do they live and if they can let us know about their super rich area, amenities available to them, size of their residences, pollution level, congestion level, standard of schools availed, social life, how much 5 star amenities do they use regularly(NO McDonalds burger plzz) etc so that we (Junglees of GN) can understand how "paradise" looks like and how good they are.
I am sure they do have much more than golf courses, resort, Radission, swimming pools/clubs/super green area, F1 track, expressway, good resto-bars etc.

BTW, if they want to boast the property value then they are again welcome. Property in good areas of GN is also not very cheap as they think

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As far as gentry is concerned, Dont worry, I know how good people live in so called great areas.. money cant change way of life.
My 2 cents.

Jai_Singh · 31-01-12

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Originally Posted by ver_amit

BTW, I would love to hear from all such people, who have found GN as a jungle, where do they live and if they can let us know about their super rich area, amenities available to them, size of their residences, pollution level, congestion level, standard of schools availed, social life, how much 5 star amenities do they use regularly(NO McDonalds burger plzz) etc so that we (Junglees of GN) can understand how "paradise" looks like and how good they are.
I am sure they do have much more than golf courses, resort, Radission, swimming pools/clubs/super green area, F1 track, expressway, good resto-bars etc.

BTW, if they want to boast the property value then they are again welcome. Property in good areas of GN is also not very cheap as they think

.

As far as gentry is concerned, Dont worry, I know how good people live in so called great areas.. money cant change way of life.
My 2 cents.

These people, who call GN jungle, are the people who live in areas where they don't get to any any greenery and have not moved out of their filthy areas and visited any beautiful natural place. That why they are not able to make out that huge rows of trees in GN are green belt instead of jungle.

these are the people who have not enjoyed good things of life like music,art, workout, movies or anything. they have lived in filthy areas and always equated every good thing to Money and appreciation. These people don't have the brains to reason and question. these people didn't have the brains to know that GN has some of the most expensive and VFM properties of NCR and have given fantastic appreciation and quality of life.

But then,,,,,life is not fair to many.

have been very rude but can't help.

Jai_Singh · 04-02-12

What i have observed that a general question asked during RE purchase is whether the purchase is for investment or end use.

I now believe, that it should not be asked with an addition:

whether the purchase is for investment or end use. if for end use, is it for accommodation or for a dream life.

metro, near by chaat-pakodi thelas,shabby market could make for a good accommodation but not a dream home which is within reach.

sharma4a · 09-02-12

Any update with the todays scenerio which is the best residential projects to invest in greater noida?

palash57 · 13-02-12

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Originally Posted by ruchika1

plumeria, unitech flats near plumeria are in a state of distraught.. luks as if we r visiting sum given up civilisation with noone there and no internal roads to connect only empty tall buildings standing. and this is for projects which started 8 years back and its been atleast 2-3 years since they hav been completed.
i have nothing against any place but as a neutral observer i am putting facts bec an investor thr might b writing gud driven by emotions.

this is just for people who r thinking to invest there.
go and visit the place with an open mind, look at the money thats being demanded and take a wise decision, instead of putting ur hard earned money and regretting later

yup..this was exactly how Dwarka (Pappankalan) was in 2001..no road, only one-way..errie silence...much much worse than how GN is today...and that place was under construction since late 80's..In '01, no electricity..folks had leased a generator ,max 5 families used to live in one aptment..

ashishtyagi85 · 10-03-12

hello evry1 ..m new to this forum ...can any1 suggest me any good option for investment in g.noida.in a budget of around 80 lcs..investment period is 3-4 yrs...thnx in advance...

ruchika1 · 10-03-12

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Originally Posted by ashishtyagi85

hello evry1 ..m new to this forum ...can any1 suggest me any good option for investment in g.noida.in a budget of around 80 lcs..investment period is 3-4 yrs...thnx in advance...

with a budget of 80 lakhs i dont think u need to ask in forums for a property in greater noida. simply goto greater noida meet any broker and he will be glued to u 24x7 untill u invest there.. that is, if u REALLY want to invest 80 lakhs there

rajesh_vsworx · 10-03-12

u can get 200 m plot around 70 L swarn nagri
swarn nagri is best gov sector and very near to pari chock also

ver_amit · 11-03-12

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Originally Posted by ruchika1

with a budget of 80 lakhs i dont think u need to ask in forums for a property in greater noida. simply goto greater noida meet any broker and he will be glued to u 24x7 untill u invest there.. that is, if u REALLY want to invest 80 lakhs there

Would you mind to share the reason of so much negativity about GN? How big the loss was and in which property?

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04-02-12	#84
Jai_Singh Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2011 Posts: 630 Thanks: 15 Thanked 103 Times in 71 Posts	What i have observed that a general question asked during RE purchase is whether the purchase is for investment or end use. I now believe, that it should not be asked with an addition: whether the purchase is for investment or end use. if for end use, is it for accommodation or for a dream life. metro, near by chaat-pakodi thelas,shabby market could make for a good accommodation but not a dream home which is within reach.

09-02-12	#85
sharma4a New Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 1 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Any update with the todays scenerio which is the best residential projects to invest in greater noida?

10-03-12	#87
ashishtyagi85 New Member Join Date: Mar 2012 Posts: 3 My Mood: Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	hello evry1 ..m new to this forum ...can any1 suggest me any good option for investment in g.noida.in a budget of around 80 lcs..investment period is 3-4 yrs...thnx in advance...

10-03-12	#89
rajesh_vsworx Member Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 480 My Mood: Thanks: 153 Thanked 74 Times in 31 Posts	u can get 200 m plot around 70 L swarn nagri swarn nagri is best gov sector and very near to pari chock also